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Industry better talk about it
Hah, good one
Ha, yeah I know, long shot...The industry at seldom times has spoken out in the past about community involvement, racial diversity, sexual diversity/awareness, cancer, drugs, excessive drinking, drinking and driving, life in 3rd world countries, health, environment...I'm sure there are other subjects...it's not too far of a stretch to bring up violence (can't believe I'm typing violence) . Only platform I can see anything remotely mentioned would be on Skateline NBD.
I agree that I could see Gary offering some actual level headed advice along the lines of "chill the fuck out before you spend years in prison", but the minute anyone talks about skateboarding as a single thing "what's good for skateboarding" or "the image of skateboarding" you will instantly lose everyone who is actually out there skating.
lol
Your lol made me lol...A segment would be cool but I was thinking a quick statement on the screen and the end of the video.
I just remembered didn't Josh Kalis at Love Park bribe police and security with product? Boy have times changed...I wonder if pros from other regions did something similar...
I remember 90s code of conduct was not to blow up spot and ruin it for others. So really the industry should have zero tolerance, but I guess they've changed.
My honest opinion, the gx1000 videos are cool, but I've never seen them as authentic hill bombers. They've always seemed like skate park jocks putting a skate park jock effort into skating hills. That's how it aesthetically looks to me anyways. I'm in my mid 30's so a hill bomber traditioanlly imo is kind of its own genre like street or vert. Just my personal observation.